The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-07
Personal and Society.

| Miss Sallie Pye has returned from q visit at
| ST. Louis.
Mr.. Ed Evans is attending the Rose Polytech-
| mic Institute, at Terre Haute, this year.
| Frank Pillett and mother have returned from
| two weeks visit with relatives in ST. Lo uis.
Miss Nellie Dayton. of Buffalo, N. Y. is the
| guest OF Miss Ellie Emerson, and will remain q
| fortnight
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Henry Snow are expected
home on Tuesday, after absence OF several
months In Europe.
Hon. ". w. Armstrong, postmaster of Cleve-
land. and for long time editor of the Plain
Dealer was in the city yesterday.
Col n r. Rucke. for many years superin-
tendenE of the Hasselman Printing Company. is
now connected with a. r. Bakers house.
Miss Helen Birkonmayer, who has been spend
ing a year with Mrs. Charles E. Judson, on
North Pennsylvania street, will return to her
home in Hartford, Conn, the last of this month.
The first social of the season by the ladies of
the Tabernacle Church will be given tonight by
the members of the section Of which Mrs. H. H.
Fulton IS leader All friends of the church are
cordially invited to attend.
The ladies' Of Meridian street Church who are
interested in the Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society will meet at the residence of Mrs. I. P.
Haughey, Saturday afternoon, at o'clock in
stead of Friday afternoon, previously an
nounced.
The ladies Of the Free kindergarten and Chill
dren's Aid Society will give a reception tea'and
dance this evening, at the residence of Mrs.
Charles E. Kregelo. on the corner of Illinois and
Tenth streets. Mrs. Kregelo and Mrs. S. K
Fletcher are at the head Of the entertaining Sec
ton, and they assisted by about thirty
well-known ladies. The hours from to IL
o'clock. A short programme will be given, in
which Mrs. Frenzel. Miss Willard Miss Gall,
Miss Kregelo and DR.. Coombs will take part.
The entire third story is dancing hall and an
orchestra will be present TO play for any who
wish to dance. The kindergarten teas
doubt but what the varied entertainments Of
fered for tonight will surpass all previous eff
forts.
The ladies of the Flower Mission held a bust
of Mrs 7. P. Hanghev. TO make arrangements
for their annual fair. which will be held at Tom
linson Hall in the first week of November. It
will be called Marcne des Fleurs-market of
flowers. The booths will be made to CORES pond
in decorations with the name represented. It
decided to adopt the certificate in soliciting.
which will prevent the same house being called
more than once for donation. These will
be ready for issue on Monday. we'll the list
of persons from whom each booth will solicit.
The preliminaries just being arranged, and
the hard work will not begin until next week,
when all the committees will bs named. Mr.. S. K.
Fletcher and Mr.. Charles E. Coffin were chosen
to assist in erecting the booths. and the execu-
tive committee will select and distribute them
when finished. The amusement committee, one
of the most important, has Tot been decided
upon yet. nor the character of the the entertain
ments to be given. Mrs. Haughey is president
of the fair and Mrs Bowles secretary.
GILBERT DAVENPORT.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
PERU, Ind, Oct 6.-Last evening a large and
brilliant gathering of friends and relatives as
sembled at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Daven-
port to witness the marriage OF their daughter
Florence and DR.. r. S. Gilbert, of Port Sanilac,
Mich. At $50 the bridal party entered the
elegant parlors to the strains of Mendelssohn's
Wedding March. and were made one by Rev L.
p Marshall of the First Presbyterian Church
The bride charming in pink surah train
and carried an exquisite bunch of pink roses.
Doctor Gilbert is a prominent physician of Port
Sauilac, where the young couple will go imme-
diatelv. Miss Florence is favorite in Peru So
ciety and will be greatly missed by her friends.
The wedding gifts were many and elegant.
Among the guests from abroad Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert and j. Gilbert of Canada, father
mother and brother of the groom. and Mr. and
Mrs. Doctor Robbins of Rochester.
ROTH UPDEGRAFF.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
SHELBYvILLE, Oct 6.-About o'clock last
evening, Mr. Robert Roth, the oldest son of
Frank Roth, a well-knovn dry goods merchant
secured a marriage license, and in company with
Miss Laura Updesraff. the young and vivacious
daughter of Martin Updegraff. drove to the
idence of Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Carney, near
Flat Rock, where they were married by the Rev.
L. " Jones. pastor of the NJ E. Church there
They came to this city late at night, and in
formed their parents of their marriage.